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Stacked bar chart with two different shared axis
- Anonymous5 years ago
Hi,
I found the solution myself.
I don't need to use measures that split up the percentages already on the level of type, as I use type on the X axis.
It's enough to have the percentages per part.Percentage_Street = CALCULATE( [Percentage_KPI_ADDRESS]; F_KPI_ADDRESS[part] = "street" )Percentage_Number = CALCULATE( [Percentage_KPI_ADDRESS]; F_KPI_ADDRESS[part] = "number" )Percentage_Zip_Code = CALCULATE( [Percentage_KPI_ADDRESS]; F_KPI_ADDRESS[part] = "zip code" )Percentage_City = CALCULATE( [Percentage_KPI_ADDRESS]; F_KPI_ADDRESS[part] = "city" )
These 4 measures I use as Values respecively as street, number, zip code and cityand on the Axis I use month and type.
And drill down with
The result is exactly what I wanted
Hi,
I found the solution myself.
I don't need to use measures that split up the percentages already on the level of type, as I use type on the X axis.
It's enough to have the percentages per part.
These 4 measures I use as Values respecively as street, number, zip code and city
and on the Axis I use month and type.
And drill down with
The result is exactly what I wanted
- v-yingjl5 years agoCommunity Support
Glad to hear that you have solved it by yourself and thanks for your sharing your solution that it could help others quickly!
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Yingjie Li